YOU ARE AN DIPSTICK LEADING PEOPLE ON TO BELIEVE THIS PAN COMES OUT THAT EASY! yOU LEFT OUT THE MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE THAT THERES SO MUCH MORE YOU NEED TO DO TO EVEN GET THE PAN OUT

No back buttering?

Great video boss, checked all the boxes for me, which is kind of a unicorn: Contained actual, useful information that corresponded with the thumbnail Actual human host Couple jokes told were funny No awful music that nobody asked for. Already use prefilter socks (worked as both a carpet cleaner and a pool guy in the past) but I really like the muffler idea and I think I have everything I need to make one here in my scrap bins, including some sheets of Honeywell pre filter media for one of their big ass in-room purifiers, and I like the design of that dustopper (my guess is you pronounce it duh-stopper like a German mad scientist) gonna look those up too. Looking forward to more of your videos, again great job dude!

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so now you have random holes from the jig in your door right?

If you wanted to cut a straight line on the length of a 4x8' plywood, you could do it with this system? Is the track length available enough somewhere to allow that?

Thank u brother for all ur helpful vids👍🏽

I use a vacuum cleaner to suck debris off of the filter of my wer/dry vac.

I found some hose that was a little bit smaller in diameter than the inside of the new piece that I was installing. I cut it to length and fed into the new piece. It gives you more rigidity and doesn't just squish the new piece. The door seals even better now. Just a little FYI.

Honestly, dealerships and most mechanics need to be regulated. These guys are pure criminals.

First problem... sound volumne/quality of this video too poor to watch. 😐

Thanks for creating this video, did a great job and this will help LOTS 😃when it comes time to install. Already ordered all the jigs!

I caught it and had to play it back to see if you were installing the guide backward.

Dude, great hacks! Definitely going to use these! 👍

Great video, keep on

Pretty slick design

This is amazing. You have gone through everything I have gone through trying to connect these disparate parts. Thank you for showing how to create a successful system! I will modify mine with some of your ideas.

Very nice and elegant.

Don't do what he tells you Get the right tool from Lowe's or Home Depot.

You’re great man. Thoroughly enjoy your channel. Best regards.

Really enjoy your videos. Thanks for taking the time to create them.

Very sorry, but where is the link for the replacement hose?

Paper towels wrapped around the middle makes a great cheap filter. Use bags for dust control.

What about using a nylon stocking or a pantyhose section instead of the pool sock?

Pool sock is genius.

How do u make it stick?

Best and easiest explaination. Thank you!

Good info i need to do this soon on mine. Regarding the tool to get the top out i used 2 screw drivers crossed on time bit tricky but works

I really don't think I'd swap my Festool TSC 55 and it's rails for anything else. Non professional and my cuts are better than most of the craftmen I see out in the world.

Pull a steering wheel apart and put it back together, yet consider your daughter’s bitching still the hardest part. Be a man.

YAY, EXACTLY WHAT I NEED. THANK YOU ❤😊

I like it and may make one soon.

That's cool.

I take my filters outside and lay them in the grass. Then I use my gas powered ( or electric will work too)blower and blow the dust out. Keeps you from wearing the dust. Just make sure the wind is blowing away from you😁. Air compressor works too but usually you are closer to the filter and the dust coming off.

Great job

How do you find out how much gravel your tank takes? My tank is 10x54

Thanks for the idea and video, Ray.

Thank you for creating this video. It was very detailed. The tips you gave made it very easy. Like you said I didn't have to take the unit off of the tank. A BIG thumbs up.

All I can say is that I have never had one come out that easy. They are always “welded” in there, LOL. The cross always breaks off and extraordinary measures are needed.

You made this look easy with your technique, well done. From my experience I have some advice to others, please use wide painters tape on the mirror first, crossed, up and down etc. Wear something with thick long sleeves, gloves and eye protection. Glass is very unforgiving when it makes contact with skin.

I put a muffler on mine, but I pointed mine up so as not to blow floor dust around.

I don't really understand why you would go from a 20-gallon vac or so to a five-gallon bucket for the dust, seems like you will be emptying it more often.

EXCELLENT guided AND detailed video 👍One of the best I have seen!!

Beautiful presentation, thank you

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Great Video! Did you video the Sliding Miter Saw box? great idea, would love to do mine that way. I love the way it comes apart and has the drop down feature.

I live in the PNW where it’s always wet but rarely freezing. If we do get freezing weather here, it’s usually only for a couple of hours per day or so. I know well because ride my motorcycle all winter. How hard of a freeze does it have to be to put my pipes at risk? Also, if I want to use my new trailer during the winter (to escape trying to become a duck) do I need to flush the AF all out and then winterize it again when I get back home?

I seen the very same setup a while ago with all the valves and taps and couplings...I think it was on the international space station.....

Omg, wow!! Thank you so much, Im going to be able to hang all my tools now with a fraction of the plywood!! I have some cool ideas for an integrated turn spiral locking system using drywall screws and string, now i just have to solve everything falling off the wall when I unlock, lol. I'll let you know how it goes, wish me luck!!